7am Wednesday 1 FOOT OF POW Medium to Heavy Density (NOT WET
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7am Wednesday 1 FOOT OF POW Medium to Heavy Density (NOT WET
) at the house on the access rd. possibly more on the hill and still snowing! Already begun the auto and driveway dig out so I know the nature of what I have been shoveling.
EDIT- I just went back outside with a tape measure and found a non wind blown spot (and there is not much wind by the way but I am striving for accuracy) and measured 10 and 3/4" and its still snowing.
EDIT- I just went back outside with a tape measure and found a non wind blown spot (and there is not much wind by the way but I am striving for accuracy) and measured 10 and 3/4" and its still snowing.
Last edited by GSKI on Nov 23rd, '11, 07:05, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: 7am Wednesday 1 FOOT OF POW Medium to Heavy Density (NOT WET
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Re: 7am Wednesday 1 FOOT OF POW Medium to Heavy Density (NOT WET
It doesn't look like a foot. K reports 7" but looking at the k1 lodge webcam more like 5-6".GSKI wrote:) at the house on the access rd. possibly more on the hill and still snowing! Already begun the auto and driveway dig out so I know the nature of what I have been shoveling.
Re: 7am Wednesday 1 FOOT OF POW Medium to Heavy Density (NOT WET
It probably blew around a bit on the deck. I measured 10 3/4" in the driveway.
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Re: 7am Wednesday 1 FOOT OF POW Medium to Heavy Density (NOT WET
I have 10"-12" in Pittsfield . . .easy
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Re: 7am Wednesday 1 FOOT OF POW Medium to Heavy Density (NOT WET
I concur . . . it's a lot . . .
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Re: 7am Wednesday 1 FOOT OF POW Medium to Heavy Density (NOT WET
Pow is powder.
Wet glue is wet snow. I call todays event wet glue.
I'll take it but it taint pow.
Wet glue is wet snow. I call todays event wet glue.
I'll take it but it taint pow.
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Re: 7am Wednesday 1 FOOT OF POW Medium to Heavy Density (NOT WET
Wet snow makes good base layers. We'll take it as this will mean more terrain opening up.


Re: 7am Wednesday 1 FOOT OF POW Medium to Heavy Density (NOT WET
Please open the Snowdon Quad....
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Re: 7am Wednesday 1 FOOT OF POW Medium to Heavy Density (NOT WET
Word.Devils Fiddle wrote:Pow is powder.
Wet glue is wet snow. I call todays event wet glue.
I'll take it but it taint pow.
Might be fresh glue.... which becomes packed glue, a good thing. But not powder.

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Re: 7am Wednesday 1 FOOT OF POW Medium to Heavy Density (NOT WET
I thought polyester made good base layers, not wet snow. Never tried one, but a wet snow base layer sounds too cold to keep me warm.tyrolean_skier wrote:Wet snow makes good base layers.
Re: 7am Wednesday 1 FOOT OF POW Medium to Heavy Density (NOT WET
Do jeans keep you warm? I used to ski in jeans when I was just a wee little junior. Junior jr if you will.skiersleft wrote:I thought polyester made good base layers, not wet snow. Never tried one, but a wet snow base layer sounds too cold to keep me warm.tyrolean_skier wrote:Wet snow makes good base layers.


Re: 7am Wednesday 1 FOOT OF POW Medium to Heavy Density (NOT WET
did you also have Nordica Banana boots? And Jet Stix?junior wrote:Do jeans keep you warm? I used to ski in jeans when I was just a wee little junior. Junior jr if you will.skiersleft wrote:I thought polyester made good base layers, not wet snow. Never tried one, but a wet snow base layer sounds too cold to keep me warm.tyrolean_skier wrote:Wet snow makes good base layers.